I recently received an invitation to review the forecasts of an investment firm and research company as they saw things developing in 2012. It shared three key findings. It would be weird to say that I was overjoyed at reading these findings as they’re not particularly positive, but I was justified in my own assertions [...]
Posts Tagged ‘cash flow’
3 Key Findings of a Major Investment Strategy Firm
Posted in The Alligators, tagged bear market, cash flow, cash is king, creditors, embrace austerity, investment, New Norm, stocks and bonds on January 9, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
5 New Years Resolutions for Your Business in 2012, Part 2
Posted in An Ally's Advice, tagged 2012, Banking relationships, Business Plan, capital, cash flow, contingency plan, New Year, payroll, Succession Plan on December 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
When was the last time you looked at your business plan? You remember, that thing you made so many years ago to ensure that you knew what you were doing and that everything was thought through? Wait, you did make one didn’t you? If so, great – pull it out. If not, I’m not going [...]
My Greatest Magic Trick: Creating a Million Dollars in Cash Flow Overnight
Posted in An Ally's Advice, tagged a million dollars, A/P, cash flow, Let's Make a Deal, magic, Monty Hall, payables, payments, vendors on June 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
So I’ve decided to share my coolest business magic trick with you. I can create a million dollars in cash flow out of thin air – and valuable as a million dollars is, there’s nothing like magically creating extra time. Now, now, I know that a magician isn’t supposed to go revealing the way his [...]
Cash is King (III), Fine Tuning your Cash Control, a guest post by Vic Taglia
Posted in The Alligators, tagged cash flow, cash is king, sell real estate on May 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. After the crisis, here’s how to improve your cash control (if you’re like, what is this guy talking about, catch up with Part I and Part II). [...]
Cash is King (II), A Fact in Three Parts and guest post by Vic Taglia
Posted in The Alligators, tagged accounting, cash flow, cash is king, cash over, receivables, Vic Taglia on May 11, 2011 | 3 Comments »
As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. After last week’s post emphasizing the importance of cash and making sure your business is still breathing, let’s use this post to add some detail to your [...]
Cash is King (I), A Fact in Three Parts and guest post by Vic Taglia
Posted in The Alligators, tagged cash flow, cash is king, emergency room, Turnaround Management, Vic Taglia on May 4, 2011 | 4 Comments »
As managing partner of GGG and the Turnaround Authority, I get the pleasure of providing guest posts by our other partners. The following post is by our newest Partner, Vic Taglia. Cash is King, and every other business consideration is merely a poor pretender to the throne of a troubled company. When a company is in trouble, its [...]
“If the Alligators are Biting, It’s Too Late to Drain the Swamp”
Posted in The Alligators, tagged banking, cash flow, CEO, CFO, Controller, payables on December 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
You may have heard this saying before: “If the alligators are biting it’s too late to drain the swamp.” Keep this in mind while running your business. Doing so can affect not only profitability but also your very survival. Here are a few examples of when the alligators start biting: 1. Consider the sales manager [...]
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